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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
5
Washington Letter reports President Roosevelt aims to shield his children from publicity as they enter public school while living in the executive mansion. He acknowledges public interest in White House children but seeks to protect their impressionable stage.
The Roosevelt children will attend public school with Teddy Jr. entering a Massachusetts boarding program previously attended by Theodors Jr. and Alice Roosevelt not joining the public system. Ethel will study at Cathedral School Woodley Lane under Bishop Satirelee supervision while Archie and Kermit prepare at other local schools. Mrs Roosevelt remains active, with talk of Miss Alice Roosevelt debuting this winter as society shifts to a formal, guarded season at the White House.
The article traces how bituminous pavements evolved from natural rock asphalt found in Swiss mines to artificial asphalt surfaces. It notes discoveries dating to 1721, initial road use observations in 1849, and the development of macadam and compressed asphalt in Paris, with expansions to London and beyond through 1570s to later years.
Te Henbev, a prominent Maori chief among those shown to the Duke and Duchess of York, presented the colony with a national park site near Nearaboe and Ruopehy. Grandson of a famed cannibal chief burned during earlier colonial tensions, he showcased war paint and ceremonial dance before royal visitors, then appeared later in a medal ceremony in a formal frock coat.
A garbled note describes pheophs with screen fleece present in Germany near copper works. The text mentions dip tities fumes and drinking water contaminated by copper, indicating environmental exposure concerns amid industrial activity.
Fragmentary verse echoes King Hissam and a timeless theme of triumph over turmoil. The text blends biblical language with martial imagery, invoking a morning of renewed courage and a world rising from distress through faith and resilience.
In a bargelike suburban enclave near 34th Street, a Chinese agricultural community thrives amid tatami-floored huts and oriental plots. Farmers wear pigtails under straw hats, tend fields with Chinese tools, and display gourds, baskets, and mats, separate from nearby Long Island farms. Narration by Jesse Lynch Williams in Scribner's.
A rough collection of kitchen instructions detailing bake pan onions with beef stock and seasonings. prepare New England chowder style bean dish with lettuce and corned beef. make chocolate crullers with chocolate and spices. and bake beans with a tomato sauce and seasoned gravy.
An aged recipe outlines cucumber based skin care methods including a cucumber essence, a freckle lotion, sunburn treatment, and a borax and borax tea prep. It describes boiling cucumbers, extracting juice, mixing with alcohol and almond oil, plus several creams and tonics for complexion care and facial treatments. The tone is instructional and instructs daily application and mixture steps.
A reader note extolls spirits of turpentine as a household cure and cleaner with rapid effects on croup and throat issues, plus wide applications in cleaning, polishing, moth control, and fabric whitening. It recommends inhaling vapor, rubbing to redden skin, and applying a funnel moistened with spirit for quick relief.
Fashion notes describe sleeve styles from tight wrinkleless shoulders to bell and gauntlet shapes, with bishop and kimono lines for evening coats. Hats feature straw, plumes, and varied shapes in velvet, beaver, fur, and felt, while fur trim and decorative birds appear on hats and dresses for the season.
Indiana growers cling to hopes of a tale crop as apples keep falling, while other fraula show breuth affecting size and quality, indicating crop challenges across the region.
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